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Who invented the vape?

  The concept of electronic cigarettes existed on the 1960s, but it has not been widely used until recent years , especially in Western countries such as Europe and the United States. Although many smokers today have successfully used electronic cigarettes to eliminate harmful cigarettes, few people know who invented electronic cigarettes or their history. In fact, the earliest electronic cigarette can be traced back to 1963. Herbert A Gilbert developed a smokeless and smokeless device that works by heating a nicotine solution and generating steam. His patent was granted to 1965, and in the same year Gilbert proposed the idea of “a smokeless cigarette” for the first time published in one of the most popular mechanical magazines. In 1967, Gilbert cooperated with companies interested in the equipment and began quantitative production, but it never really entered the market. Since then, the smoke-free and smoke-free device has fad from public opinion until it disappears. In 2000, Han ...

Vaping: reduce direct smoking or even quit smoking

According to a study, the three specific reasons for vaping are: to help quit smoking, prevent smoking recurrence and reduce the number of smokers. Just as sugar substitutes can help people reduce their sugar intake, vape can help people reduce direct smoking or even quit smoking. However, it seems that governments in many countries and regions have not widely promoted vape to replace cigarettes. This phenomenon is caused by many reasons.   But it is undeniable that when a smoker chooses vape, he or she may quit smoking. Some vapers who care about their health believe that nicotine-free vape e-liquid is a better choice than smoking.   What needs to be clear are that vape have not yet been recognized by all smokers. Among these smokers, nearly half of them have tried vape but no longer use e-cigarettes. The reason is that about a quarter of them said: "I don't think they are smoking." In addition, a few people think that vaping do not have the feeling of direct sm...